Big, Well-Staffed, and Well-Built

I was kind of afraid I wouldn't have enough money to get much at this club, but this actually seems to be an efficient and reasonably-priced club. They have a good amount of non-dancer staff who added to the experience quite a bit. The place had a good atmosphere.

I walked in as a non-member, where I was asked by the doorman to empty my pockets, after which I was wanded down. I went to the front desk, just past that, and filled out some paperwork. They scanned my drivers license and gave it back to me. My only complaint is that I didn't get much time to read the rules, though what I saw of them didn't seem too unusual or unfair. I think terms like "no guns" and "no touching" popped out at me. I gave the girls at the desk fifteen dollars and went down the hall on my way.

The floor is pretty big. There are two poles, two levels to the stage, and two levels of seating on it, with a pretty impressive lighting set-up up above the catwalk and spotlights all around, casting light all over the place. I'm guessing it could seat at least 100. There are two sets of stairs coming off each side of the floor, and two staffed bars. One or two big guys roamed the floor, scooping up cash and club singles from the stage with some long tools while a dancer at a time came out and all did 3-song variations of a similar act. It wasn't so busy on the Tuesday I checked this place out, so maybe the performances vary a bit.